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Public Legislation Revised 6/28/2005

Psychologists have always been leaders in the provision of quality mental and behavioral healthcare to their clients. As part of their commitment to continuity of care, psychologists have worked collaboratively with physician colleagues when biological or psychopharmacological treatment issues have been involved in that quality care. The professional evolution of psychology, however, has led to the decision to further enhance psychologists' knowledge base in psychopharmacological treatments. Some psychologists wish to be better informed collaborators with their physician colleagues while others have decided to pursue an expansion of their scope of practice by legislatively seeking prescriptive authority.

The following are links to pending and enacted legislation awarding psychologists prescriptive authority.


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Passed

 

Guam

Statute: No link is available on-line.
§121205. Prescriptive Authority. A clinical psychologist may administer, prescribe and dispense any licensed drug in accordance with 10 GCA §12827 and any other rules and regulation established by the Board.
Regulations: None posted

New Mexico Statute:
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Regulations:
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Louisiana Statute:
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Regulations: None posted
2005-2006 Bills

 

Connecticut

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Georgia

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Hawaii

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Illinois

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Missouri

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Oregon

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Tennessee

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Wyoming

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